"Can't you see what has your life has become? Blood is spilled again and again, and every time there's more."
- "But wasn't it you, , who convinced me to keep the girl as undead, against her will? It didn't seem at the tim
- "How can you talk about my 'worst' side? Have you not told me in the past that there's nothing more important
- "You speak the truth. Sometimes I feel that senselessly drifting in a sea of pleasure would never be enough, e
- A barely-noticeable shadow of doubt runs through the depths of Jaethal's dark eyes. "I... I will regret it. Pe
- "She was foolish, weak — unworthy of Urgathoa's gifts. With me it will be different. I shall live as I wish. I
- "I don't recall you condemning me earlier, and you knew all about the murders I committed in Kyonin."
- "Again, my good-hearted patron, stepping in to denounce me! But I give you credit — at least you are consisten
- "Have I ever given you any reason to believe that stupid sentimentality means something to me?"
- "Do you suggest I sacrifice myself for the sake of what is 'good' and 'just'? I cast these sentiments from my
- "But she became much happier once she was turned into an undead. You yourself convinced me to give her that gi
- "I didn't want to torture her, only to preserve her youth and beauty for eternity!" Jaethal takes a long look
- [Attack Jaethal] "If so, I have no other choice but to stop you by force."
- "Remember the story of Taneka? You can blame Enneo for what happened to her, but in truth it was her faith in
- "I don't have any more arguments."
- "Can't you see what has your life has become? Blood is spilled again and again, and every time there's more."
- "Urgathoa awakened your worst side, Jaethal. But I have seen another side of you — purposeful, stubbornly seek
- "Remember the girl at the camp near the Thorn River? She would rather die than become undead. You bear destruc
